Trey Weaver is an experienced software engineer and inventor with over 30 years of experience. He has worked at several technology companies including AT&T, Lucent Technologies, Hill-Rom, and startup companies. He has led engineering teams, managed budgets and schedules, and brought many innovative products to market. Weaver has expertise in a wide range of technologies including embedded systems, microcontrollers, networking, medical devices, and software development. He has developed hardware and software architectures, communication protocols, and written code for various platforms and languages.

1. TREY WEAVER
310 Hassellwood Drive
Cary, NC 27518 E-Mail: treyweaver@fastmail.net
Phone: 919-345-0597 Blog: treyweaver.blogspot.com
Career
Accomplishments:
• Eight Time winner of Consumer Electronic Show Innovation Award
• Nine patents three more in process
• Inventor of Digital Answering Machine, Digital End Office Intercept,
Consumer priced DSP based SpeakerPhone, DSP Operating System,
Palmetto Protocol, ZinkKat Intelligent Headset.
• DMTS in Bell Labs
• Introduced over 40 embedded products into production
• Led Development for two successful start-ups
Education: BSEE – Montana State University
Professional
Profile:
• Experienced, Innovative and Reliable
• Able to critically solve problems at a high level
• Can easily work independently or in a team environment
Software &
Database:
• .Net, C#, C++, C, Objective C, Python,
• Assembly (over 15 microcontrollers), Visual Basic, QT,
• XML, Pascal, Delphi, COM+,
• IIS, HTML, ASP, PHP, VoIP, TCP/IP, Cobol.
• MSSql, MySQL, SQLite, Oracle, DB2, Access, XML,
• Android, Windows Phone 7
OS: • Windows, Linux, VxWorks, ThreadX, Assembly Schedulers, Windows
CE, Windows Embedded, Android, Windows Phone 7
Hardware: • High Speed Digital
• Low Speed Digital
• Analog (including Audio)
• Networking
• Embedded Systems
• Microcontrollers (many)
• Arm Processors (iMX27, iMX53, iMX6, AM335X, TM4C123X, SAM4X)

2. Employment
Experience:
Sr.SystemSoftware Engineer – Hill-Rom, August 2009 - Present
• Developed Ethernet Messaging protocol for device communications.
• Developed Binary Protocol for RS485 communication between devices.
• Developed XML Protocol for inter-device communication.
• Implemented LLDP protocol for operation with Cisco UPOE Switches
• Developed C# .Net software for Nurse Call System.
• Developed C++ software for WatchChild Product
• System Engineering Work for NNC Nurse Call System
• Developed a product which off-loaded the Hill-Rom messaging protocol.
This allowed a system that could support 20 hospital rooms currently to
support over 80 rooms.
• Developed the Hardware for this system, including the processor
architecture and power supply.
• Wrote all the software for this product which included code in C++, QT,
Bash, C# and C code for Driver software.
• Wrote and modified Linux Drivers.
• Developed tool to search network for Hill-Rom products and gather
information from those products.
PomDevices, July 2009 - Present
• Developed the Sonamba System with this startup.
• Developed network protocol for data exchange.
• Created Architecture.
• Managed Manufacture
• Wrote Android and C++ Software
Sr. Director of Engineering - Centice, Aug 2007- June 2009
• Directed the development of a very innovative, and complicated, drug
verification product. This product included: Robotics, Physical Design,
Software, Firmware, Electrical Engineering and Optics.
• Led a development team of 15 Engineers including Mechanical,
Electrical, Optical and Software.
• Delivered the product on time (11 months) and on budget.
• Defined the Remote Operation Protocol.
• Wrote software for the product in C# using Visual Studio.
• Managed the schedule and budget.
• Introduced and supported the product into Manufacturing.
• 100% Retention of all employees in my R&D group.

3. Chief Architect (Consultant) – Hill-Rom, May 2004-Aug 2007
• Developed the Hardware and Software Architecture for a new
Hospital/Patient Monitoring System.
• Developed the Hardware and Software Architecture for a new Hospital
Nurse Call system based on TCP/IP messaging and VoIP.
• Developed the protocol that connects all of Hill-Rom’s equipment
together.
• Developed embedded software for one of the subsystems.
• Developed C# code for various Hill-Rom products.
• System Engineering for Hill-Rom’s OnSite and Watchchild systems.
• Hardware engineering for various systems, including a WiFi module
that is used for wireless transmission throughout the product line.
CTO/Architect – ZinkKat & Weaver Technology, July 2001-May 2004
ZinkKat is a start-up that created a very innovative product called Chili. Chili was
introduced at Demo 2006. Chili was written-up in over 60 papers including the
Wall Street Journal.
• ZinkKat-Developed the Hand-Held Hardware/Firmware Architecture.
• ZinkKat-Developed the communications protocol.
• ZinkKat-Developed the PC Architecture (.NET).
• ZinkKat-Wrote all the PC application Software in Visual Studio C#..
• ZinkKat-Developed the XML Database Architecture.
• Developed the architecture for a low-cost Fiber-To-The-Home solution.
This system included work on IP, Voice/IP, T1 voice, T1 Frame Relay,
GR303 and Networking.
• Managed the Hardware Architecture and Software Architecture.
• Managed the software development.
• Wrote the PC software in .NET for the Management Software. This
used ADO.NET, MSSQL as the Database.
• Developed the Communications Protocol.
• Worked with communities to define solutions to resolve their
broadband problems.
• Performed a consulting contract for the Department of Defense.

4. Engineer/Director – AT&T, Philips Consumer Communications & Lucent
Technologies, Sept 1987 - July 2001
I worked with AT&T for about 14 years. My division of AT&T was merged with
Philips Consumer Communications. When Philips Consumer Communications was
sold I was asked to rejoin AT&T, which became Lucent Technologies.
• 1999 -- Director of Lucent’s new Optical Networking Center of
Excellence. Brought a 1 Million dollar optical switch to market in 15
months.
• 1998 – Director of Philips Consumer Communications
• 1996 -- Director of Consumer Products Architecture & SW
• 1995 -- Technical Manager. Consumer Electronics
• 1995 – Chief Architect
• 1994 -- Architecture for the AT&T Telecenter (Set Top Box
• 1992 – Sr. Development Engineer
• 1991 -- Promoted to DMTS (Distinguished Member Technical Staff).
• 1990 -- Team leader and Software Developer on the AT&T 1339,1539.
• 1989 -- Chief System Architect for AT&T telephone Answering
Systems
• 1989 -- Developed the 1323, 1523 Telephone Answering Systems.
• 1988 -- Team Leader and Chief Designer for the 1321 and 1521 TAS
(Telephone Answering System
• 1988 -- Selected to represent R&D on the SBU (Strategic Business
Unit) for AT&T TAS Division
• 1987 -- Hired by the AT&T-CP CEO (worked with him at General
Electric) to bring rapid product development and Telephone Answering
Machine technology to AT&T.
Overall: During my 11 years with Bell Labs:
• Increased AT&T’s market share from 3.5% to over 35%.
• Decreased AT&T’s product development cycle by 60%.
• Completely revamped the way software was written.
• Developed the software and hardware architecture for the complete
product line.
• Developed technologies that give us a strong competitive advantage.
• Brought new technologies into Lucent Consumer Products.
• Maintained the Highest Performance Rating (5+) in Bell Labs (all 11
years).
• Wrote the software for over 20 products.
• Developed a reputation of being an “Out of the Box” thinker.